WEDDING CELEBRANT
IN PROVENCE

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A native of Provence, I spent part of my childhood steeped in diversity of people and culture; I keep an open mind and respect for other ways of being, beliefs and customs.

Fluently bilingual in English, my professional experience in various industries and an international organization led me to create my own event company in 2006. It was in 2008 that mandated by English customers to organize their wedding, I discovered the Celebrancy movement with genuine interest. Virtually unknown in France at the time, the celebrant function immediately imposed itself to me. And moreover, for the record, a short time before as I was listening to another couple talk about the celebration of their ceremony, I remember suddenly thinking: « I wish I could do that », unaware that not only was it possible, but it was a job!

Training.

Because to me quality professional training, skills and knowledge are essential for a serious celebrant practice, I chose the American Celebrant Foundation & Institute for the quality of its comprehensive curriculum and ongoing training,

When you book my celebrant services, you just don’t get someone to perform your wedding ceremony; you get a Certified Master Life-Cycle Celebrant™ with extensive training and experience in writing and performing creative, meaningful, personalized ceremonies.

People who need the expertise of a celebrant entrust him/her with a precious moment in their lives. In doing to, they give this person the responsibility for creating and performing their ceremony, and insuring the smooth running of their event. Moreover, beyond the event itself, the persons concerned also put in the hands of the officiant the dreams and emotions that they want to share and keep as happy memories.

Insatiably curious, I have a constant interest for refreshing and extending my knowledge of the universal symbolism of rituals, myths and archetypes, religions, customs and cultural traditions of the world. My researches focus also on the evolution of contemporary symbols and rituals: adapting old symbols, modernizing traditional ceremonies and rites to make them more accessible to all, without squandering meaning.